In the summer of 2021 a farm mound was excavated. The farm is a hallway farm from 19th-20th century and is thus composed of many small rooms.
Basement built of stacked stones. The basement was used as storage, possibly as a dwelling. The basement was rebuilt two, maybe three times
Pavement/Hallway of the farm. Two structures were later built using it as a foundation.
A shed was on the east side of the farm, facing the village. After the shed fell out of use rubbish was dumped in it. Because of this a lot of artefacts were recovered from this structure.
Another shed was on the south side of the farm that later was split into two sheds.
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A large number of artefacts was recovered from the farm mound. The artefacts are typical for this time period, a testament to modernization and change in consumption habits at the turn of the 20th century.
Window and bottle glass, ceramic from plates and cups. Metal artefacts are diverse; fish hooks, tools, flatwear, ammunition, cosmetics, construction material, tins and so on.
Window and bottle glass, ceramic from plates and cups. Metal artefacts are diverse; fish hooks, tools, flatwear, ammunition, cosmetics, construction material, tins and so on.
The youngest artefacts are plastic finds that signal the change to modernity
Most of the stone artefacts are tools like fish hammers, strike-a-light stones, weights and whetstones.